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12-23-2015, 09:51 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Columbus OH-IO
Posts: 111
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Originally Posted by flion
Ah, you must have one of the removable-in-flight RV-10 doors...  Thanks for the quick answer.
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We are always testing new products lol jk  
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12-24-2015, 09:08 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 165
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Front window trim
Howdy again,
I will be using Geoff's headliner which finishes off the rear windows nicely, but would like to know what others are doing to trim door windows and the front window. My edges are rough and slightly sloppy with glue spillage, (about 1/16"). Had I been smart I would have rounded that edge prior to installing the windows. But that did not happen.
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Craig Rufi
FLYING NOW AFTER 13+ YEARS. NICE FLYING AIRCRAFT!!
RV-10/Empennage/Wings/QB Fuselage/Wiring/Doors done finally, Cowling done. Stein panel complete, and connecting all those wires :-))Thousand Oaks, Ca. Dues paid for 2019
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12-24-2015, 09:21 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: San Diego, Ca
Posts: 431
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Originally Posted by T.O.Craig
Howdy again,
I will be using Geoff's headliner which finishes off the rear windows nicely, but would like to know what others are doing to trim door windows and the front window. My edges are rough and slightly sloppy with glue spillage, (about 1/16"). Had I been smart I would have rounded that edge prior to installing the windows. But that did not happen.
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I don't have any pics, but what I did, on both the doors and rear windows is run a nice bead of black Sikalfex on the edge where it meats the acrylic. I did a nice tape line and used goof off to clean up some paint overspray. Ended up pretty nice. I need to go over them one more time. Also did the same on the rear window and used some brush on SEM black color coat to cover the edges of the windows visible under the headliner trim. Headliner isn't installed yet, but I think it'll come out pretty good.
For what it's worth, Goof Off has worked really well to clean up the windows and does not damage or haze. I then used the #3 & #2 Novus system to really polish the widows up.
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John Walker
RV-10 N265WD
"Miss Whiskey Delta"
BPE IO-540, FULL EFII
KMYF, San Diego, Ca.
KEOS, Neosho, MO
Crew Chief
Grove Aero Super Legacy Reno Racer,
twin turbo, IO-540,
full EFII management system!
Race Coordinator STOL Drag coming to Reno, 2019
"so I got that going for me... which is nice."
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12-25-2015, 07:57 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: austin, TX
Posts: 62
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I made my own overhead console, window trims and headliner backer. Obviously not my ideas, just my creation. I made the trim rings for the back windows by hot gluing 1/4" plastic tube about 2" inside the window hole. I then filled in with spray foam, cut then sanded it down to the shape I liked. Covered the foam with packing tape and glassed the trim part. I used 1/4" tubing so I could place the headliner material behind the window trims. If you are not using headliner this space can be much smaller. I am going to cover the trims with leather as well.

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Cory Bull
Lakeway, TX
RV-10 , Interior done, Engine and avionics remain.
Planning on (3)10" Dynon HDX, Garmin GTN 650 and PS Engineering Audio.
2017 Dues Happily Paid
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12-25-2015, 08:41 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Big Sandy, WY
Posts: 2,567
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That console looks tight yo.
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12-28-2015, 03:18 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Mpumalanga, South Africa
Posts: 1,065
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How about some light gauge rubber "P" section with the bulb nestled in the window recess and a narrow rubber edge inside?
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Paul
Mercy Air, White River FAWV
RV-10 ZU-IIZ - "Zeus"
Building Bearhawk Bravo - RV-18 not available
2019 Donation Made
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12-28-2015, 06:51 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Indianapolis
Posts: 228
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Originally Posted by Zac@AerosportProducts
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If true, it's good to hear. I plan on flying my 10 from the right seat too. Being a helicopter guy and RV-8 driver, I prefer the control stick in my right hand and the throttle & other goodies in my left  .
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Larry Anderson
Indianapolis
RV-Super 8 N88XT SOLD
RV-10 QB N38LA Flying
Helicopter Instructor Pilot
Standardization I.P.
Instrument Examiner
U.S. Army Retired
EMS Pilot for LifeLine
At IU Health Retired :-)
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12-28-2015, 08:58 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
Posts: 2,408
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Originally Posted by BlackhawkSP
If true, it's good to hear. I plan on flying my 10 from the right seat too. Being a helicopter guy and RV-8 driver, I prefer the control stick in my right hand and the throttle & other goodies in my left  .
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You get use to the change faster than you think, been there done that.
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RV-10 SOLD
RV-14 Flying
AirCam flying
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01-17-2016, 10:42 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Pakenham Australia
Posts: 30
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Bob can you tell me the surface area of a rv10 for painting purpose
Thanks
Charlie Mifsuf
Australia
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